Question

'He can't get out; he can't get a hold
Lof it,' Morvenna cried. She thrust
suddenly with the end of a twig, trying to
push the ant up the shifting sand-slope of
the pit. But her brother, lying opposite her,
filled his cheeks with air and blew hard.
The ant fell back to the pit-bottom, and in
a moment the little fury of jaws burst out at
it, seized it, vanished again. Only a flurry of
sand in the bottom of the little pit marked
for a few seconds the ant's last struggle.
Q1.In the first paragraph of the story what are the two children trying to do?
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Answer 1

Answer:

Morvenna and jaws are the two children